Hi Rick,
Rick Ant wrote:
How can I put the Linux kernel in the Compact Flash on IDE?
Putting it there is easy on another system with a CF reader. To boot it in a system which uses coreboot, you must use a payload which has drivers for IDE and the filesystem which is used on the CF card. FILO, Linux and maybe GRUB 2 should be good choices.
Coreboot is in BIOS chip then calling the Linux Compact Flash on IDE,
No! coreboot does not call anything on IDE. coreboot starts the payload, FILO, and then coreboot is out of the picture. FILO has drivers for IDE and several filesystems, and can be used to load the Linux kernel.
I see it on FILO
What exactly do you see on FILO? Please be careful to include more detail when you ask for help. It is impossible to help you when you are so brief.
but I still don't understand, since the tutorial is for Qemu only..
That does not matter in this case. Qemu also has IDE devices.
If FILO does not detect your CF card, one suggestion you can try is to build FILO with more debugging. Enable the relevant debug options for your configuration.
It is also helpful if you send debugging output.
If you do not send that output, you are MUCH less likely to get any response at all, as you may have noticed, simply because it is impossible to help you without more information than you provide.
Thanks
//Peter